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Copyright © 2013 by Dr. Caroline Leaf Die amerikanische Originalausgabe erschien im Verlag Baker Books unter dem Titel Switch On Your Brain. All rights reserved. Die Deutsche Nationalbibliothek verzeichnet diese Publikation in der Deutschen National­ bibliografie; detaillierte bibliografische Daten sind im Internet über https://dnb.de abrufbar. Bibelzitate, sofern nicht anders angegeben, wurden der »Neues Leben Bibel« entnommen. Copyright © 2017, SCM R.Brockhaus im SCM-Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, Witten. Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Alle Bibelübersetzungen wurden mit freundlicher Genehmigung der Verlage verwendet. Hervorhebungen einzelner Wörter oder Passagen innerhalb von Bibelzitaten wurden von der Autorin vorgenommen. elb Revidierte Elberfelder Bibel, © 2006 SCM R.Brockhaus, Witten. eü Einheitsübersetzung, © 2016 Kath. Bibelanstalt GmbH, Stuttgart. gnb Gute Nachricht Bibel, © 2000 Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft, Stuttgart. hfa Hoffnung für alle, © by Biblica, Inc.®, hrsg. von Fontis. slt Bibeltext der Schlachter Übersetzung, © 2000 Genfer Bibelgesellschaft. Zitate aus den folgenden Bibeln wurden aus dem Englischen übersetzt: amp Amplified Bible, © 1987 The Lockman Foundation. www.lockman.org kjv King James Version. msg The Message, © by Eugene H. Peterson 2002. NavPress Publishing Group. nlt New Living Translation, © 2007 by Tyndale House Foundation. Umschlaggestaltung: Heather Brewer WLPY Health and Wellness Umschlagbild: SUPERSTOCK Corporate Design: spoon design, Olaf Johannson Korrektorat: Thilo Niepel Satz: Grace today Verlag Druck: CPI − Clausen & Bosse, Leck Printed in Germany 4. Auflage 2021 © 2020 Grace today Verlag, Schotten Paperback: ISBN 978-3-95933-152-4, Bestellnummer 372152 E-Book: ISBN 978-3-95933-153-1, Bestellnummer 372153 Hörbuch MP3-CD: ISBN 978-3-95933-165-4, Bestellnummer 372165 Nachdruck und Vervielfältigung, auch auszugsweise, nur mit Genehmigung des Verlages. www.gracetoday.de

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Einleitung Bildliche Darstellung eines gesunden Gedächtnisses

Bildliche Darstellung eines toxischen Gedächtnisses

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Kapitel 2 Im Inneren des Gehirns Fornix Nucleus caudatus (Anteil d. Basalganglien)

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5 Fähigkeit, dreidimensional zu denken, interne und äußere Bilder wahrzunehmen, Bilder zu schaffen, umzugestalten und zu variieren, grafische Informationen zu erzeugen und zu entschlüsseln

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1–7 biologisch dargestellt als modulare Säulen von neuronalen Zellen, die vom Cortex zum Subcortex zum limbischen System über die linke und rechte Hemisphäre aufsteigen


bewusste

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KOGNITIVER PROZESS

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ENTSCHLÜSSELN (ANALYSE) PROBLEMLÖSUNG

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KOGNITIVE EBENE biologisch dargestellt als lokalisierte Aktivierung in den neuronalen Verbindungen, entweder links- oder rechtsseitig

Parallele Aktivierung der beteiligten Module über beide Hemisphären hinweg, da der symbolische Ausdruck das Ergebnis einer synergistischen Handlung ist

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Hirnstrukturen und Schaltkreise, die dir helfen, gute Entscheidungen zu treffen

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Leseempfehlungen Die Konzepte, die ich in diesem Buch vorstelle, decken ein breites Spektrum ab. Die Grundlage dafür hat sich aus jahrelanger Lek­ türe und Recherche sowie meiner Forschung und der Arbeit mit Privatpatienten sowie mit Klienten in Schulen und Unternehmen gebildet. Wenn ich die Quellen aller Zitate und Anregungen kom­ plett auflisten müsste, um den Ursprung jedes einzelnen Fakts für eine vollständige wissenschaftliche Untersuchung zu dokumentie­ ren, wären die Quellenangaben insgesamt fast so umfangreich wie das Buch selbst. Deshalb habe ich mir eine gewisse Flexibilität er­ laubt, mit dem Ziel, das Buch allgemeinverständlich zu formulie­ ren und meine Botschaft möglichst effektiv zu vermitteln. Es gibt nur einige wenige, allgemein gehaltene Zitate im eigentlichen Text, ergänzt durch die nachfolgende Liste mit einer Auswahl von her­ vorragenden Büchern und wissenschaftlichen Artikeln, die ich in meiner Forschung verwendet habe. Achor, S. The Happiness Advantage. New York: Crown Business, 2010. Adams, H. B. und B. Wallace. »A Model for Curriculum Development: TASC.« Gifted Education International 7 (1991): 194–213. »Aging Brains Lose Less than Thought.« Harvard University Gazette. www.news.harvard.edu/ gazette/1996/10.03/AgingBrainsLose.html. Alavi, A. und L. J. Hirsch. »Studies of Central Nervous System Disorders with Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography and Positron Emission Tomography: Evolution Over the Past 2 Decades.« Seminars in Nuclear Medicine 21, no. 1 (Januar 1991): 51–58. Alesandrini, K. L. »Imagery: Eliciting Strategies and Meaningful Learning.« In Journal of Educational Psychology 62 (1982): 526–30. Allen D. und P. Amua-Quarshie et al. »Mental Health at Work« (White Paper). Pecan Ltd., Peckham, London, UK. 2004. Allport, D. A. »Patterns and Actions: Cognitive Mechanisms and Content Specific.« In Cognitive Psychology: New Directions. Edited by G. L. Claxton. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1980.

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